editoria development.env

development.env

export PUBSWEET_SECRET='asecretsecretnotreally'
export POSTGRES_USER='dev'
export POSTGRES_PASSWORD='secretpassword'
export POSTGRES_HOST='0.0.0.0'
export POSTGRES_DB='editoria_dev'
export POSTGRES_PORT='5432'
export SERVER_PORT='3000'
export INK_ENDPOINT='http://167.99.161.30:3000/'
export INK_USERNAME='admin@admin.com'
export INK_PASSWORD='abc12345'
export INK_EDITORIA_TYPESCRIPT='1'
export NODE_ENV='development'

instructions.md

Requirements

• Node 12
• NVM
• Docker
• Docker-compose
• Yarn

Instructions

Note: Running the development environment and doing initial setup requires multiple terminal sessions. Make sure to take note in the instructions of when it says to open a new terminal session.

• Clone down the editoria source code

git clone https://gitlab.coko.foundation/editoria/editoria-vanilla

• Change to the new directory

cd editoria-vanilla

• Download a copy of the development.env file

curl -o development.env https://gist.githubusercontent.com/m1yag1/01b9e842c21a6d69d39ca8308e0e67c7/raw/85963f34faaf78282359c70b041164e0135a7860/development.env

• Make sure you have the proper version of node installed with nvm

nvm install 12

• Ensure you are using the appropriate version of node

nvm use 12

• Install all the dependencies

yarn install

• Source the development.env file.

source development.env

• Start up the database container.

yarn start:postgres

• Open a new terminal session and source the development.env file.

source development.env

• Setup the database

yarn setupdb

• Follow the prompts to setup the admin user. Ensure the password is at a minimum 6 characters in length

Note: If you don't see prompts setting up groups or experience an error after the user is created you'll need to seed the db.

• See note above Using the same terminal window seed the db.

yarn seed

• In the same terminal session ensure you have sourced the development.env file

source development.env

• Start up the editoria server

yarn server

• Open a new terminal session and source the development.env file

source development.env

• Start up the services

yarn start:services

• Check http://localhost:3000 to see the editoria login page

• Create a user by signing up for an account.

• Login to the system using the account you created in the setupdb process.